Italy maintains entry restrictions for Moldovans until July 31

Italy has extended security measures against the new Coronavirus until July 31. Thus, until the end of this month, Moldovans will not be able to enter the peninsula, our country being considered one with an increased risk of spreading COVID-19. A decree in this regard was signed yesterday by the Italian authorities, Radio Moldova reports.

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01 July 2020 / 09:00

Corina Cojocaru: I would not have thought that I would be able to teach French grammar

In France, the relaxation of restrictions imposed by the authorities in order to protect the population from contamination with the new Coronavirus began in mid-May. The economy was revived, and the owners of cafes and restaurants opened their doors to customers. This was followed by the gradual reopening of the schools, and the students are obliged to follow quite serious recommendations. While in Moldova, the holidays are in full swing, in schools in France, lessons are held according to schedule. How was the first day of school during the pandemic for Doina, Corina Cojocaru's little girl, a journalist based in Paris, we will find out from the show "Letters for Home", made by Oxana Gherman Roşca.

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21 June 2020 / 11:20

A doctor from Moldova, who worked in a hospital with a COVID profile in Russia, passed away

She dedicated her entire life to saving people, but died of overwork and heart problems. We are talking about the doctor Nadejda Lungu, originally from Cobusca Veche village, Anenii Noi district, who settled in the Russian Federation for more than 30 years, Moldova 1 reports.

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24 May 2020 / 17:19

New charter race to be organized this month

The Civil Aeronautical Authority has approved a new charter flight due on May 30, Radio Moldova reports.

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24 May 2020 / 09:04

Fewer travel restrictions in Europe

Europe is coming back to life. People have come out of quarantine and there are fewer and fewer travel restrictions. Amid Coronavirus pandemic, the number of Moldovans who returned home increased, still, some, for fear of losing their jobs, remained in European countries. Far from their homelands, Moldovans feel the need to travel and to spend time with relatives and friends, Mesager reports.